It feels as if we are more unpopular than ever.
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Trump was even more unpopular then than he is now.
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He is a lot more unpopular than Mr Trump (see chart).
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This has made him a more unpopular figure than even Rousseff.
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He's more unpopular than Clinton is and his poll numbers are sliding.
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The more Americans who understand repeal, the more unpopular it will become.
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At his best, so far, he was seven points more unpopular than popular.
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At his best, so far, he was 7 points more unpopular than popular.
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So far, at his best, he was 7 points more unpopular than popular.
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It's more unpopular than any major piece of legislation in the last 30 years.
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President Donald Trump's trade agenda is growing more and more unpopular on Capitol Hill.
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At his absolute best, so far, he was 6 points more unpopular than popular.
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I guess it's possible that Kavanaugh could become even more unpopular than Bork was.
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Though his favorability improved during the transition, he remained more unpopular than popular throughout it.
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Trump is more unpopular among Democrats in 255 than Clinton was among Republicans in 244.
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But, as you can see in the chart above, the latter was far more unpopular.
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Yet so far the tax bill has grown more unpopular as it has neared passage.
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Trump is unpopular — more unpopular, in fact, than any president elected since the advent of polling.
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And the GOP bill is more unpopular than Obamacare was at the time of its passage.
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" It carried the news under a snarky message-board headline, "Let's make track even more unpopular.
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At the moment, both candidates are more unpopular with registered voters in the state than popular.
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It is now more unpopular than ever; only in Vietnam, Ghana, and China is it seen positively.
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The fact that some of the passport-queue-jumpers are crooks makes the business even more unpopular.
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"Donald Trump's just getting even more unpopular as Election Day nears," PPP president Dean Debnam said Friday.
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ObamaCare is unpopular, but repealing it without putting in place a better system is even more unpopular.
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Ms. Merkel may be becoming more unpopular at home, and her influence over others may be waning.
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Snap later made updates to roll back some of the more unpopular changes, but the damage was done.
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The more unpopular or dangerous this decision is, the more crucial it is to do this step thoroughly.
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On top of that, the AHCA is incredibly unpopular—more unpopular than Trump, which is no small accomplishment.
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Before the shutdown began, Trump's position on the shutdown was somewhat more unpopular than Trump's overall approval rating.
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Polls indicate the new law is more unpopular in this district than in any other in the state.
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If nothing else, Trump has the bully's cunning to pick on a target more unpopular than he is.
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In poll after poll, the Republican Party is more unpopular than it, or the Democrats, have ever been.
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"The wall is unpopular, and the wall combined with the shutdown is even more unpopular," Mr. Gourevitch said.
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This will inevitably involve painful choices and probably make Ms Tsai even more unpopular (her poll ratings are dismal).
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Ms. Mayer is about to make herself even more unpopular with her last-ditch plan to streamline the company,
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They know impeachment will be counterproductive: Making an unpopular president more popular by pursuing an even more unpopular strategy.
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With an unpopular president and an even more unpopular agenda, these fear-based appeals may be Republicans' only card.
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Clinton's unfavorability ratings have also recently soared, with new polls suggesting she's more unpopular with Americans than ever before.
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These are the places where the president is unpopular — and Republicans' efforts to replace Obamacare are even more unpopular.
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Happily, the modifications address some of the more unpopular aspects of the new regulations, which were first announced in July.
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When the legislation is released Wednesday, it is likely to become more unpopular than it already is as a framework.
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"The more unpopular Wall Street becomes, the less possible it is for the Fed to support it in a crisis."
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And like the infamous inauguration photographs, the poll also showed Trump is far more unpopular than former POTUS Barack Obama.
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Unlike Mr. Valls, he also clearly distanced himself from some of Mr. Hollande's more unpopular policies, especially the economic ones.
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Both candidates are more unpopular at this point in the campaign than their parties' nominees at least back to 2004.
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And Hillary Clinton remains rather unpopular even after her successful convention — the problem for Trump is that he's far more unpopular.
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The EU will become more unpopular than it already is if it tries to take on the continent's coddled service firms.
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And Romney's efforts will surely be seen as proof that the more and more unpopular establishment is frantic to stop him.
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Nonwhite voters remain resoundingly opposed to Trump, and the president is also much more unpopular with female voters than among men.
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And certainly trade remains more unpopular in battleground states like Ohio, where it is blamed for years of manufacturing job losses.
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Trump knew this would make the most unpopular president in memory even more unpopular and likely to be defeated for reelection.
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Let's start with the most important fact when it comes to gaming out the shutdown: the President is becoming more unpopular.
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The more unpopular one called for closing the promenade for up to six years and building a temporary highway over it.
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Instead, we've nominated somebody who doesn't have a strong track record as a conservative, someone who's more unpopular than Hillary Clinton.
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What we have here is an unfortunate race to the bottom to see who could be more unpopular with the voters.
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The bill is still very unpopular Republicans seem undeterred by poll after poll showing their tax bill being more unpopular than popular.
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S. border and has called Mexican immigrants "rapists," is even more unpopular with Mexicans (with only a favorability rating of 2 percent).
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Zoran Stojiljkovic, political science professor at Belgrade University, said the elections were called to cement Vucic's power before more unpopular austerity measures.
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Pompeo has also reversed one of Tillerson's more unpopular policies, which was a hiring freeze on spouses of employees at overseas embassies.
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I would rarely see her but heard.... He is even more unpopular than Richard Nixon was on the eve of his resignation.
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Polls have shown that Johnson is more unpopular in Scotland than anywhere else in the UK.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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"You will never have a nominee who has ruled for a more unpopular defendant than ruling for Salim Hamdan," Judge Kavanaugh said.
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Not only is the president an unpopular figure with young Americans, but he has been also been growing more unpopular over time.
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A key component of Republicans' tax-reform plan is becoming more unpopular with Americans, according to a new Politico-Morning Consult poll.
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I think he would have been far more unpopular had he not been turned into a martyr by the publican impeachment effort.
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Beyond Obama, Trump is now more unpopular than several other recent presidents were at any point during their presidencies, according to Gallup.
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Securities with popular, desirable traits generate lower expected returns, while those with more unpopular, undesirable traits receive higher expected returns, the study found.
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David Davis, the government's Brexit minister, said Monday that the government would likely have to "prune" some of its more unpopular manifesto policies.
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As I wrote this morning, he is now more unpopular than Barack Obama was at any point in his eight years in office.
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And according to recent polls, it's even more unpopular than the similar American Health Care Act (AHCA) approved in the House in May.
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Frelinghuysen was a Republican, and while Johnson was largely unpopular with the American people, the effort to impeach him was even more unpopular.
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The President is now more unpopular than he was before the shutdown began, sacked with blame for the 35-day lapse in funding.
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Polls suggest Romney would be easily elected in staunchly Republican Utah where Trump is far more unpopular than in many other red states.
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To underscore Trump's dubious achievement here, he is more unpopular with unemployment at 4.7 percent than Obama was when unemployment was 10 percent!
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It's no wonder that this bill is already massively more unpopular than Hillarycare and Obamacare, two bills that ended up gutting congressional majorities.
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Yet the state of disrepair is such that the MTA needs to do something even more unpopular: close lines while work is carried out.
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That's a worse showing than Obamacare ever recorded, and more unpopular than former President Bill Clinton's tax increase plan when it passed in 673.
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If there is an irony in this, it's that Ryan's economically draconian policies are arguably even more unpopular than the president's socially demagogic ones.
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That requirement, known as the individual mandate, is one of the more unpopular features of the law, signed in 2010 by President Barack Obama.
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Macron's government has scrapped that lottery system and the most pressed universities will be allowed to select students on merit — an even more unpopular move.
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For those unfamiliar with Stone's seminal work, Easy A revolves around her character, Olive Penderghast, pretending to sleep with her high school's more unpopular students.
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The poll finds that Trump is more unpopular than Clinton in Florida, with 59 percent viewing him unfavorably compared to 51 percent viewing her unfavorably.
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The most effective Republican response to its own unpopularity in presidential elections is to take steps to make the American political system more unpopular still.
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A statewide poll suggests that President Trump is better liked than Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has become more unpopular since declaring his 246 candidacy.
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Not only is legalization unprecedentedly popular, a crackdown has grown even more unpopular — and Trump would be destroying jobs in rural districts that voted for him.
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It will likely include more unpopular austerity measures, such as cuts to pensions and benefits for public-sector workers, and more budget cuts to public education.
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In the case of reparations, this would mean Democrats propounding an idea even more unpopular than Mr Trump's policy of tearing migrant children from their parents.
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Meanwhile, this fall in Germany, mimicking the far right ahead of Bavaria's state elections only made the German Christian Social Union more unpopular in the polls.
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Nancy Pelosi more unpopular than Donald Trump The Democratic Party has slightly higher favorability than the Republican Party in preliminary data from CNN's national exit poll.
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Given Trump's assertion that Clinton's gender makes her more popular, it's worth noting that she's quite a bit more unpopular among men than she is among women.
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Trump just made it harder by finding a way to be more unpopular and more unlikeable than the most unpopular and unlikeable Democratic nominee in modern history.
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Tax increases and budget cuts would likely make President Michel Temer even more unpopular as he tries to muster congressional support for deep cuts in welfare spending.
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It not only keeps him unpopular and ineffective, but also enrages Trump, causing him to tweet dumb, loud stuff, which makes him even more unpopular and ineffective.
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While ostensibly imposed to improve public health sin taxes are more often than not an easy way to boost revenue while avoiding even more unpopular tax hikes.
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At this moment, criminalizing marijuana has never been more unpopular, nor a more unjust way to ensure that otherwise law-abiding people have to fear the police.
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There's an even more unpopular figure in Washington—Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Jeremy Corbyn, its prime-ministerial candidate, is among the least-liked politicians in recent history, more unpopular than even Michael Foot, a previous left-wing Labour leader.
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In my area Shih-Tzus are a pretty popular dog to have, but there are also a lot of bigger more unpopular dogs in around where I live.
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Mrs Clinton must be thrilled to have an opponent more unpopular still, and whom she has beaten in all but two of the last 58 head-to-head polls.
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The tax bill becomes more unpopular as voters are exposed to messages about what it would do, the memo says, citing polling from the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA.
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While the full details have not been revealed yet, "skinny repeal" would reportedly essentially repeal the more unpopular parts of Obamacare, such as the individual mandate to buy health insurance.
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In a way it's some kind of miracle that the ACA ever clawed its way to popularity, or that the AHCA is so much more unpopular than the ACA ever was.
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She has been in public life for 40 years, but she is running at a time when voters want something new and when the Washington establishment has rarely been more unpopular.
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And perhaps alarmingly for a president who likes to talk endlessly about his Electoral College win, he's actually much more unpopular in the key states that tipped him over the top.
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" Similarly, CBS News found Trump's executive order became more unpopular when respondents were told that the executive order bans refugees who are "forced to leave their country due to violence or persecution.
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While Trump and Clinton have historically low favorability ratings, polls show Trump is even more unpopular than Clinton, suggesting the GOP nominee has something to gain by further tearing his rival down.
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He is telling them that while the bill may be unpopular, doing nothing on health care would be even more unpopular and would be considered an abdication of responsibility by many voters.
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Despite the fact that both candidates are more unpopular with voters than popular with the state electorate, there is no indication that voter turnout will be lower than the turnout in 2012.
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Polling has shown that the new prime minister is more unpopular in Scotland than anywhere else in the UK, and would struggle to form a majority government unless he becomes more popular there.
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And it's interesting, the growth of these kind of newfangled financial instruments, like slave-backed mortgage bonds — they grew in popularity as the institution of slavery itself grew more unpopular around the world.
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Making the French President's job even more complicated, he had to worry about the audiences at home in Europe, particularly in France, where Trump is even more unpopular than in the United States.
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They also argue that acts of civil disobedience, like those by ADAPT, forced the media to talk about the bill's impacts, which in turn made it more unpopular with the country as a whole.
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As the shutdown enters its fifth week, President Donald Trump's plan to withhold government funding until House Democrats give him $5.7 billion to build a border wall is growing more unpopular by the day.
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Lawmakers and businesses are putting more pressure on the White House to concentrate their efforts on combating China's unfair trade practices, while reversing far more unpopular tariffs on allies like Europe, Canada and Mexico.
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They know it is already unpopular — as many polls, including a new one this morning from ABC and The Washington Post, show — and it's likely to become more unpopular as it receives more attention.
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It is the most unpopular piece of major legislation Congress has considered in decades — even more unloved than TARP ("the bailout"), and much more unpopular than the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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One proposal would pull the list of essential health benefits, like maternity and pediatric care and prescription drug coverage, out of the measure -- a move that would risk making it even more unpopular with moderates.
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But he seems to have decided that Republicans have wasted enough of their political capital on trying and failing to pass a bill that is even more unpopular than the health care law they loathe.
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By take their side, Trump made himself even more unpopular with the public and worsened his already shaky relationship with the Republican Party and even his own staff, which was reportedly shocked by his performance.
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The American Health Care Act, passed by 22010-22016 in the House on Thursday, is extremely unpopular in recent polls — even more unpopular than the Affordable Care Act was when it was passed in 2010.
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In fact, the Republican tax bill actually grew more unpopular as Congress debated it, as the Wall Street Journal reported at the time — but they passed it anyway, with no dissenting GOP votes in the Senate.
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Net favorability ratings tracked by YouGov show the Conservative and Labour parties have both grown more unpopular over the course of 2018, as have Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, and Boris Johnson, the aspiring clown-in-chief.
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"As unpopular as May's withdrawal agreement is, the option of a no-deal (Brexit) is far more unpopular, which leaves the likely outcome of it (Brexit negotiating period) being extended," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
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WASHINGTON — Congress is moving to prevent the Internal Revenue Service from enforcing one of the more unpopular provisions of the Affordable Care Act, which requires most Americans to have health insurance or pay a tax penalty.
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Even more than the FCC's retreat from zero-rating regulation, this move showed the industry's raw influence over this administration; it's hard to imagine a more unpopular move than letting people's internet providers mess with their privacy.
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How will you teach about a contest in which the candidates are more unpopular than those in any of the past 10 White House matchups, and were chosen as nominees by only 9 percent of the nation?
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The Senate's arcane rules will require numerous backbends; there is now an expectation that "regular order" will be followed, meaning there should be some debate, which will likely only make the bill more unpopular with the public.
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Still, it's worth noting that years of political instability and turmoil did in fact follow the passage of Obamacare — just as years more surely would have followed if McConnell passed his own even more unpopular health bill.
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He is more unpopular than any of his modern predecessors at this point in his tenure — just 32 percent approved of his performance in the latest Pew Research Center poll — yet he dominates the landscape like no other.
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They hadn't considered the possibility, indeed the likelihood, that as unpopular as the ACA remained, their own alternative would be even more unpopular, not least because change alone is terrifying to people when they think about health care.
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People are always talking about reforming or abolishing the Electoral College, which is one of the more unpopular and least understood institutions in the United States (and that is saying a lot), but so far, no one has.
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But Democrats are already in the midst of a nationwide campaign to make the bill even more unpopular and paint it as a giveaway to millionaires and billionaires at a time when voters are in a more populist mood.
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Brexit worries have also made the UK stocks more unpopular than a long-running Reuters poll has ever seen, though there has been a tentative move back into U.S. and Asian equities despite the two region's rumbling trade tensions.
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Four out of eight pollsters show him to be (just) more popular than François Hollande, his much-derided Socialist predecessor, at this point in their respective tenures; two show him level; and another two have him as more unpopular still.
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This broad category includes corporate leaders like Sheryl Sandberg, whose "lean in" strategy, long maligned by leftists, is more unpopular than ever (Michelle Obama: "That shit doesn't work all the time"), as well as young business owners like #Girlboss Sophia Amoruso.
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The survey also revealed some interesting differences when broken down by gender: "manspreading" (unfurling one's legs wide enough to take up unnecessary room) and being stared at are much more unpopular with women than with men, as is drunken behaviour.
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Handel made the election about issues, pointing out that a vote for Ossoff would be a vote for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who is far more unpopular with Republican voters, including those with a disdain for Trump.
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Though polling shows that a large majority of public disapproves of his racist statements about the Democratic congresswomen and that he's more unpopular with women than with men, he knows that it could also fire up his base to turn out.
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Polls show that the new prime minister is more unpopular in Scotland than in any other part of the United Kingdom, and will need to improve his standing there if he is to form a majority at the next general election.
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Democrats point to the fact that the GOP bill is so far more unpopular than Obamacare — 48 percent in a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll say it's a bad idea, versus 38 percent who think the same of Obamacare.
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"Lawmakers and businesses are putting more pressure on the White House to concentrate their efforts on combating China's unfair trade practices, while reversing far more unpopular tariffs on allies like Europe, Canada and Mexico," Ms. Swanson and Mr. Rappeport write.
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Nor did it make any difference that Ossoff had a $23.6 million war chest, and Democrats have a 6.7 percentage point lead in the generic congressional ballot, and Donald Trump is relatively unpopular in the district and even more unpopular nationwide.
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"Both of the mainstream candidates are more unpopular than any other mainstream candidates in modern history," Lewis said of Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The Assad regime does not have enough troops to impose his will across the whole country, and the longer Russian troops are embroiled in the fighting, the higher the number of casualties they suffer and the more unpopular the conflict becomes at home.
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"PPP's newest national poll finds a pretty steady race — but that the candidates are getting even more unpopular as the election approaches, with undecideds actually going up when they would usually be on the decline at this stage in the campaign," PPP wrote.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump, the likely nominees, are more unpopular than the candidates in any of the past 10 White House matchups, their campaigns are exploiting their rivals' perceived flaws to appeal to certain demographic groups to reshape the Electoral College map.
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And as they combine the Senate and House bills, the Republicans may have made the reform even more unpopular since they are expected to drop the income tax rate for top earners from 39.6% to 37%, apparently at the behest of the President.
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"Macron is more unpopular at the three-month point of his first term than any of his immediate predecessors—François Hollande, Nicolas Sarkozy and Jacques Chirac— were at the same point, according to Ifop, the Paris-based polling firm," The Washington Post explained.
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But the mandate has never worked as its creators intended, it remains more unpopular than Obamacare as a whole, and it penalizes a narrow class of middle-class individual market buyers instead of spreading the burden of the system's costs more widely.
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President Barack Obama's intervention in the Brexit debate in 2016 did not stop Britons from voting narrowly to leave the EU. The public will be even less receptive to unsolicited advice from Trump, who is much more unpopular in the UK than his predecessor.
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It all underscores how Democrats in key races across the country could be forced to distance themselves from Clinton, who has grown more unpopular after Comey directly contradicted a number or public assertions the former secretary of state made about her private email server.
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The governor, they say, should instead focus resources on modernizing the subway, which still relies on signal equipment that was introduced before World War II. The proposal has become even more unpopular after two viral videos raised concerns about overly aggressive policing on the subway.
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More unpopular is a formula that would require that at least 25 percent of legislative districts be "competitive," meaning that they must be within five percentage points of the statewide average based on the results for president, senator and governor in the past decade.
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Since the inauguration, when voters were evenly split in their views of the incoming president, Trump has become ever more unpopular, with just a 39 percent approval rating in the latest RealClearPolitics average, versus almost 21625 percent of those polled who think he's doing a poor job.
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I think recently, a lot of people may be just more focused on some of the negatives that can come with people widely having a voice, but I think that's become a more unpopular belief in the last few years, that giving people a voice is good.
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An estimated 800,000 federal workers will miss their second paycheck Friday as the shutdown reaches the end of its fifth week, and President Donald Trump's plan to withhold government funding until House Democrats give him $5.7 billion to build a border wall is growing more unpopular by the day.
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Even more unpopular is the concept floated last week of having the wall paid for by cuts to funding for the Coast Guard, Transportation Security Administration, and Federal Emergency Management Agency—just 16% of voters support making reductions in those places to build the wall, with 69% against.
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In a time when organized religion has arguably never been more unpopular and the First Amendment is under constant assault, the most ideologically moderate justice on the Supreme Court boldly and unequivocally smacked down a government entity for its arrogant hostility toward one of the Constitution's most important guarantees.
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For the Republican establishment, the months since Mr. Trump began closing in on the presidential nomination have been a season of dismay and frustration: Handed a historically weak Democratic opponent to run against, the party's voters responded by nominating a candidate even more unpopular and toxic than Mrs. Clinton.
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But many others, like Ms. Harper-Christensen, said they were more concerned about the impact of a Schultz independent candidacy in 2020: that a third-party run could split the vote and help re-elect President Trump, who is far more unpopular in Seattle than Mr. Schultz is.
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But, in the pre-Trump era, any incumbent with his current math would be treated like a dead man walking: Imagine if any president besides Trump had a 41% approval rating, was losing to their top five opponents, and was more unpopular than popular in states they have to win again?
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"Pruitt shares the ideology that excessive EPA overreach and over regulation does need to be rolled back, but he's resistant to some regulatory action for fear some of the more unpopular actions could harm his future political career," said another source close to the administration who is concerned about Pruitt's first month on the job.
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Wednesday's results found that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, the Republican presidential nominee, remains even more unpopular.
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Tracking Trump's promises "Pruitt shares the ideology that excessive EPA overreach and over regulation does need to be rolled back, but he's resistant to some regulatory action for fear some of the more unpopular actions could harm his future political career," said another source close to the administration who is concerned about Pruitt's first month on the job.
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According to a Pew 2016 poll, 53% of Americans had a positive few of the alliance while 77% said being a member of NATO is good for the U.S. The EU is also significantly more unpopular, with a June Pew Poll finding a plurality of Spanish, Greek, French and British citizens holding an unfavorable view of the organization.
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Though Trump is far more unpopular among Republicans here in Utah than in other red states — in part because of the more moderate stance of Utah Republicans and the Mormon Church on immigration — some Republican voters are still angry at Romney for criticizing the President's harsh rhetoric on immigrants and his crude commentary during the 2016 campaign.
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Approval at 215 days (Gallup)JFK: 83%Nixon: 62%Carter: 63%Reagan: 68%Bush: 56%Clinton: 55%W Bush: 2016%Obama: 65%Trump yesterday: 39% And keep in mind, all of these other presidents (save for the Bushes' post-Gulf War and post-9/11 surges, respectively) saw their approval ratings drop further as their terms progressed and they made more and more unpopular decisions.
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However it coexists with a third possibility that might be termed the Trump Vindicated scenario (or, for true Trump haters, the LOL Nothing Matters scenario), in which Trump unbound turns out to be no more unpopular than the tamed-by-the-establishment version, his preferred policies prove less destabilizing than all the wise men fear, and we get a 2019 in which Trump flails around but his approval ratings actually go … up?
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